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Archive for September 2009

SEPTEMBER 2009

From Public Offering: Out of the Crisis, Now What?

Before Lehman's fall, the government played a relatively small direct role in financial markets. Now, says Professor Andrew Ang, the most important player in financial markets is the government.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Alumni Headhunter: Save Costs, Add Value by Treating New Employees Well

With economic woes making every position essential, it’s critical that you retain and motivate your newest employees, says Peter Gray ’97.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Columbia University Alumni Center Opens in Morningside Heights

Stop by the newly opened center to catch up on the latest University news, meet fellow Columbians, check e-mail, explore alumni benefits or just have a cup of coffee.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Alumni Benefit: Language Study Grant

Alumni are invited to apply for grants for language training in such less commonly taught languages as Swahili, Urdu and Arabic.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

A Tool for Healthy Living

Incentive programs have been successfully implemented in nearly every major industry. But can they inspire people to exercise? Goutham Bhadri ’09 has joined a start-up that rewards participants for being physically active.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Alumni Poll: What Do You Want to See Here?

Your feedback is important to us. What do you want to see more of in the alumni e-newsletter? Alumni profiles? Faculty viewpoints? Let us know.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Columbia Business School in the News

If the financial crisis taught business schools anything, it’s that the curriculum can no longer turn a blind eye to pressing policy issues that impact business, Professor Bruce Kogut argues in BusinessWeek. Read his editorial and learn about other community members in the news.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

Columbia Business School Executive Education: Register for Fall Programs

Alumni and up to four colleagues continue to receive a 25 percent tuition benefit on any program of six days or less.

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SEPTEMBER 2009

EMBA-Global Asia: Recommend a Colleague

You know better than anyone what it takes to succeed in a top MBA program. Recommend a colleague for EMBA-Global Asia, the executive MBA program offered jointly by Columbia Business School, London Business School and HKU Business School.

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